... part-pin , Persons charged Agued*. * P°K«eal conspiracy four th * solitary oonfin,..^I Pnce * various terms imprisonment, whig acquitted. *»* ** were ' ...

... week. It states that the Committee find evidence that the British Directors made themsc yes individually parties any overt act Whig would expose them to a charge unde the Slave Trad* Acts, but absolve them from the charge cnlpah.e negligence to the labour ...

... Belfast Echo referred to the unprecedented partisanship and disgraceful action the (Chairman, of Committee, while the Belfast Whig said the Unionist members could not now sure the impartiality of the Chairman of Committees when the interests of the Government ...

... disposition, and her death w m felt by a very large circle of * at late Mr. W. H. Banfield formerly d ...

... under the eyes of a sergeant and constable of the Royal Irish Constabulary. Commenting on the proclamation, the Northern Whig (Unionist) says the Proclamation will assuredly not have the desired effect, but have another quite unexpected; it will merely ...

... been started but for the Marconi affair. A blue funk seized the -party of the interests, and Lord forced to try and dish the Whigs—to proclaim opinions and to make admissions which must have blanched the faces many a Tory of the old school. But the tactics ...

... day as that on which the paragraph quoted was published. One these statements occurred in the London letter of the Northern Whig, partly owned and controlled by Unionist members the House, and the other appeared in the editorial notes of the Belfast ...

... west ' Ail hne - to the Allies, except* « Albania, the ■ Idands, and the de- bneation of Albania to settWd by the!* Powers, whig, canr, entertain the demand ■ tor an indemnity. will admit the \llies to participation in International CommiKsion Paris for ...

... as well tine Labour people should keep, at least, the possibility an election in mind for year. PRESS COMMENTS. Northern Whig (Belfast), commenting on Mr. Ladyf&ank speech, says:—lf 'Mir. Asquith insist carrying on the Lady.bank policy tihe result ...

... built. In all the circumstances, there is a great deal of discussion as to course u+iich Mr. Lloyd George will pursue. The Whigs in the Cabinet are allied to a very powerful body of landowning Radicals, whose attitude is not likely to ignored. On the ...

... the nature of a referendum a poll of lli-j pdple on this question. Disestablishment is not the policy of the jplo, but of a Whig oligarchy- It does seem extraordinary? that men who profess be Christians, and who say hey are anxious for the well-being the ...

... the bustinigs one occasion Tiverton Mr. 'had, usual, attacked his lordship's policy both foreign, and domestic, denouncing Whigs, Tories, and. indeed, all who were opposed to the rights of the down-.'rwideai nonelectors as embodied m The People's Charter ...